Skin Polish

How Skin Polishing Can Help your Skin Glow

The skin polishing routine is very important and is a keystone of my philosophy. You can use a gentle polisher twice a day as an ideal way of refining the skin's texture, improving its circulation and clearing the pores.

Polishing is neither a scrub nor an exfoliation; rather it is a much gentler way of giving your face a radiant glow. You wouldn't buff oak furniture with coarse granules, as contained in a lot of the so-called facial scrubs on the market today. Skin Polishing may sound like a strange concept, but people polish their cars, ornaments and any thing else they hold dear and want to look shiny and new. I believe the body deserves just as much special care. What's more, it's extremely good for your skin.

First of all, dampen your neck and face. Take a generous amount of polisher on the palm of your hand and using your fingertips, gently stroke rather than scour your skin.

You want to work very lightly all over, including under the eyes, behind the ears, and on top of the eyelids. The idea is to gently massage your skin in an upward direction with a light touch. There is no separate beauty routine necessary for the eye as long as you are gentle, and polishing can help with dark circles and puffy eyes. Spend about two minutes very lightly making light upwards circular motions with the tips of your fingertips all over your face. Then pat with lukewarm water. Dry by patting with a towel, and you are ready for moisturizing. Irrespective of your skin type, polishing will have a balancing effect. 

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